Test Public Portal for SSO testing with MyVMware

Many customer want to pilot VMC on AWS, but some are struggling to develop/approve specific use cases that they will use and how to test them quickly within the one month timeframe. Proactively having a set of possible use cases and advice on how ...

We need the possebility to end the session of a frontline worker, who did not logout from launcher by himself. Now the device is blocked. We need the solution from shared devices "Exit session" which also closes all apps, deletes the cash or remov...

Customer observed 2 Instances of Host failure within 1 hour. This caused outage twice in an hour due to Production VM restart caused by HA. The second instance of Host Failure was caused due to the host being marked for AWS Maintenance. Request is...

There is currently no way to tell which hosts are deployed in a given cluster. It should be an option in the console to see which hosts have been deployed, and what their configuration is. The console only shows the overall resources in a cluster,...

It would be great to have a "Business Critical App" option added to the "New Virtual Machine" Wizard. This removes the need for vSphere customers to have to read the best practices guide for Oracle Databases, MS-SQL Server, Cisco UC, SAP, EPIC, Me...

Currently, NSX does not allow for DNS hairpinning, i.e. a service that lives in the same location is accessing another service in the same location via external URL.

I have had a request from a customer who would like the ability to modify the HA restart priority for a stretched cluster. During a failover they have no way to specify which applications should start before others whether that is required for the...

For example, as an MSP, receiving "Your SDDC is still running" emails for empty SDDCs would be more useful if at least the org id was included.

Make it clearly visible what VMware Cloud Portal accounts have MFA enabled. (I realize this is not 100% VMC-specific, but seems applicable to VMC as a tentpole service.) This is to ensure security/compliance.

VMware Cloud on AWS ESXi hosts deploy with a ~4096 FD limit. This is a tuneable ESXi parameter; given how *large* the hosts are, it makes sense for this to be higher. In a Linux environment, an extra 4k FDs only "costs" about 1MB of RAM, and given...